The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-15
PETITIONS.

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PETITIONS.
/ Rep. C. Brown presented petition
/ from the Evangelical Association of
Waialua, praying for the repeal of the
\ opium law.
Referred to the select committee on
| opium and liquor petitions.
! Noble Waterhouse presented petit
ton from the same body against the
licensed sale of liquors.
Referred to the select committee.
Rep. Kalaukoa presented a petition
from Waialua for the repeal of the Act
/ to mitigate evils of prostitution.
! Noble WaterhOuse moved the petit
ton be laid on the table till next ses-
/ sion to be considered with any bills
that may be brought forward on the
subject.
Noble Smith brought in petition
for the extension of Fort street to
Pauoa.
Referred to Committee on Public
Lands and Internal Improvements.
Rep. Helekunihi presented petition
from the lepers at Kakaako, praying,
| ~ that Dr. Iwai be reinstated q that
DR.. Iwai be allowed to make the selec-
! lions of lepers to be sent to Molokai;
| ~ that no more lepers be sent to Mo-
| lokai until after the present session of
the Legislature; a. that some change
| be made in the methods of treatment;
! 81 that friends of patients be allowed
! to accompany them when sent away;
| (6) that Sisters of Charity be retained
to wait on patients at Kakaako. Re
ferred to the Sanitary Committee.
Rep. Kawainui presented petition
from Hama praying, % that Crown
lands be portioned out in patents; ~
| that attorneys at law be not paid any
fees unless they clear their clients; ~
that all vegetation on Crown lands, ii
leaves, wood, etc., be available for any
one needing, the same for purposes of
sale; a. that the like privileges be al
| lowed on Government lands. Refer
| red to the Committee on Miscellaneous
subjects.
The same member presented another
petition from Hama praying, among
other things, for an appropriation for Il
landing at Keanae. Referred to Com
mittee on Miscellaneous subjects.
| Noble Waterhouse presented petit
| ton from 60 taxpayers for 81 900 to
open a road from Smith street to Pele-
ula. Referred to Finance Committee.
Rep. Nakaleka presented petition
from Molokai, praying that taxation
be reduced from one per cent. to three
fourths of one per cent.
Referred to the Judiciary Commit
tee.
Rep. Kamauoha presented petition
from Kona, praying () that Article
80 of the Constitution of Kamehameha
V. be inserted in the new Constitution,
and numbered 50 A; (2) that Article
56 be amended; (3) that Article IS be
amended; and az that all laws author
izing the importation of labor be re-
pealed.
Referred to the Judiciary Commit
! tee.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Rep. Brown, from the Printing Com
mitteeS reported the three bills read a
first time yesterday by the Minister of
ready for distribution. Following are
the bills:
An Act TO amend an Act entitled an Act
making special appropriations for the use
of the Government during the two years
which will end with the thirty-first day of
March, Ill the year one thousand eight
hundred and eighty. eight, approved Octo-
Der =, 1886.
WHEREAS, The above mentioned Act APP
propriates much larger sum than the esti-
mated revenue during the said period, and it
is proper that the expenses of the Govern
ment should be reduced as much as possible
without injuring the efficiency of its service;
now therefore,
BE it enacted by tie King aud the Legislature
Of tie HdIpdiiqH KiUgdOW:
Section 1. No payments shall be made
upon account of any of the following items
contained in said aforementioned Act
from and after the 3lst day of December,
A. d. 1887 viz:
CIVIL LIST.
Her Majesty the Queen.
Ii. Il. II. Princess Kaiulani.
PERMANENT SETTLEMENTS.
II. r. Il. Princess PoomaikeIani.
Hon. w. G. Parke.
Thomas w. Everett
FINANCE DEPARTMENT
Salary of Auditor General.
Sec. 2. From and after the 31st day of De
cember, A. ID. 1887, no payment shall be
made for or in respect, or on account of any
of the items hereunder mentioned, except in
accordance with and to the amounts ex-
pressed in this Act; that is TO say:
CIVIL LIST.
His Maiesty's Privy Purse and 49,
Royal State. ............. 80. 5000 co
II. r. H. the Heir Presumptive. 1850 90
His Msjesty's Chamberlain aud
Secretary. ......... 100 90
Household Expenses :. -. 200 90
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.
Police Judge, Honolulu $50 90
Police Judge, Waikiki 49,. 375 90
Salary District Judge, Koolaupoko 125 90
DEPARTMENT OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Salary of Munster . 1850 90
Salary of Secretary ................ 625 90
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
Salary of Minister .......... 1850 90
BUREAU OF POST OFFICE.
Salary of Postmaster General. S75 90
Salary of Deputy Postmaster Gen.
eral. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. G25 90
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
Salary of Minister. ........ I,25O 60
Salary of Collector General ...... s75 90
Collector, Mahukona .. 81 %
ATTORNEY GENERALS DEPARTMENT.
Salary of Attorney General. . 1850 90
Salary of Marshal. ............ s75 90 |